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Pigmented Maize Seed via Tissue-specific Expression of Anthocyanin Pathway Gene Transcription Factors

2006-08-01

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A visual marker genetically linked to a trait of interest would enable the unequivocal identification of transgenic seed containing the trait and ensure that genetically modified material could be easily differentiated from non-transgenic grain. Genes from maize that regulate the anthocyanin biosynthetic pathway, and are therefore responsible for directing the pattern of purple pigmentation, can be used to generat...

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a5b853f1-5125-53fe-8234-3465c7f32f28
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10.1007/s11032-006-9018-1
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